incidents

Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Adenosine, Sep 16, 2007.

Sep 16, 2007 #1

Adenosine Bobtail Member

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Is it common for most companies to release you after two incidents?

Adenosine, Sep 16, 2007

Adenosine, Sep 16, 2007

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Sep 16, 2007 #2

Burky Road Train Member

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Depends on the nature of the incidents, the length of time betwen them, what type of trends the company thinks it is seeing, and a host of other things. There's nothing to stop them from doing so, it's a judgement call they have to make based on their rules and standards.

Burky, Sep 16, 2007

Burky, Sep 16, 2007

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Sep 17, 2007 #3

GasHauler Master FMCSA Interpreter

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It all depends on the company. Where I worked if you steal a drop of gasoline you're out the door. Incidents can have different levels of severities depending on who, what, and where you are.

GasHauler, Sep 17, 2007

GasHauler, Sep 17, 2007

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